Pre-Algebra Vocab.

Question 1

Substituting and simplifying (by plugging in) using the order of operations is defined as

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evaluating

Question 2

What is defined as "the little number that tells how many times to use the base as a factor?"

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exponent

Question 3

algebraic expression

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•mathematical phrase that includes one or more variables (letters)

Question 4

The base is defined as the little number that is repeated multiple times.

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False

Question 5

What is defined as "a symbol, usually a letter, that represents an unknown quantity?"

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variable

Question 6

What is defined as a phrase that uses words, such as sum, difference, product and quotient?

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verbal expression

Question 7

The acronym that is used for the order of operations is PEMDAS.

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True

Question 8

A quantity is defined as something that can be counted or measured.

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True

Question 9

A power is defined as the base and exponent together.

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True

Question 10

Simplify means to substitute and then use order of operations.

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False

Questions 10